Set high along the Continental Divide in Hinsdale County, Oleo – A Silver Hook Ranch is a 160 acre mountain sanctuary bordered by National Forest and designated Wilderness. Cebolla Creek flows through its heart, feeding five clear, stocked lakes and shaping a landscape defined by water, light, and timeless beauty. Designed to endure—private yet connected, simple yet significant—Oleo offers a rare opportunity to own land that feels both intimate and expansive, a place to be enjoyed quietly today and preserved for generations to come.

The Land

  • 160 private acres surrounded by National Forest and Wilderness

  • Five spring‑fed fishing lakes and miles of Cebolla Creek frontage

  • Expansive shared open land of meadows, forest, and alpine creek bottom

The Cabins

Eight handcrafted cabins are nestled discreetly across the property, each with its own view, trail access, and sense of solitude. They combine rustic Western charm with modern comfort, creating an easy base for fishing, horseback riding, or quiet reflection.

Cabin owners enjoy shared access to all ranch lands, lakes, and amenities while also holding private title to their individual cabin.

Water & Recreation

Cebolla Creek and five private lakes provide extraordinary trout fishing—quiet, scenic, and exclusive to owners. The Ranch offers direct access to National Forest trails, allowing for hiking, horseback riding, and endless mountain exploration right from your doorstep.

Snowshoeing, wildlife viewing, and seasonal horseback use maintain the property’s authentic Western rhythm.

Location

Nestled in Hinsdale County, near the historic town of Lake City Surrounded entirely by public lands for unmatched seclusion. The Ranch sits at the intersection of rugged wilderness and refined simplicity.

Cabins

Eight handcrafted cabins are nestled discreetly across the property, each with its own view, trail access, and sense of solitude. They combine rustic Western charm with modern comfort, creating an easy base for fishing, horseback riding, or quiet reflection.

Cabin owners enjoy shared access to all ranch lands, lakes, and amenities while also holding private title to their individual cabin.

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